Port of Antwerp-Bruges marks new draught record at Deurganck Dock
ANTWERP : The first trial run with the maximum permitted draught on the Western Scheldt at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges was completed successfully with MSC Tessa entering the Belgian port with a draft of
Noatum announces the acquisition Agreement of Sesé’s finished vehicles logistics
MADRID/ABU DHABI : AD Ports Group, one of the world’s premier facilitators of logistics, industry, and trade, announces that Noatum, which now leads its Logistics Cluster operations, has signed the agreement for the acquisition
Box lines revise services in Europe
LONDON : Aiming to optimise and improve their network, several container lines have announced changes in their European services. First of all, CMA CGM has decided to revise its GTL service again. According to
Chinese ports exceed 200 million TEUs in 2023 so far, Shanghai and Ningbo remain on top
BEIJING : Container volume at China ports rose by 4.8% in the January-August period, compared to the same months last year. The container throughput of Chinese ports was 203.7 million TEUs, while for the
Barge with 12 boxes onboard sinks near Chittagong port
CHITTAGONG : A barge having 12 TEUs of loaded containers onboard sunk near Chittagong port in Bangladesh on Thursday (28 September) night. The port authority, in a notice issued to mariners on Friday morning,
Sittwe-Chittagong Coastal Shipping Plan is yet to be implemented
CHITTAGONG : In order to increase the Myanmar-Bangladesh bilateral trades, the plan to run a coastal shipping line from Rakhine State’s capital city Sittwe to Bangladesh’s Port city Chittagong was taken, but even after
SAFEEN Group of AD Ports welcomes new Ro-Ro service
KUWAIT : SAFEEN Group, part of AD Ports Group, has celebrated the arrival of the Ro-Ro cargo ship SSF Ania at Shuwaikh Port in Kuwait following the launch of a new Ro-Ro service aiming
Wan Hai to spend US$155 million to upgrade Kaohsiung Terminal
TAIWAN : Wan Hai Lines will spend TW$4 billion (US$155 million) on refurbishing three piers of Kaohsiung Port’s Terminal No. 5, which it has taken over from compatriot Evergreen Marine Corporation. The amount is